Interesting details of the life and work of E. Hemingway

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8. On the work of E. Hemingway In his works of art, the writer first of all reinterprets what he knew well from his own life experience. However, the “truth of facts” was important to him only to the extent that it opened the way to the “truth of feelings.” Expanding the inner world of his characters, E. Hemingway relied on artistic […]...
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10. An interesting story from a life work This story happened to me back in elementary school. I often went home with my classmates, because I lived very close to school. And this day was no exception. I was walking with a boy named Artem. It was autumn, but the puddles were already freezing. Artem has always been very curious and at the […]...
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17. Questions and answers to the story of E. Hemingway “The Old Man and the Sea” What moral features of a person are Hemingway’s poeticisms in the story “The Old Man and the Sea”? What is the main idea of ​​the story? At the heart of the story is the author’s idea of ​​”tragic stoicism”: in the face of fate, bearing suffering and death, a person is obliged to maintain dignity […]...
18. The theme of personality in the works of E. Hemingway What do we know about the writer E. Hemingway? He is a man of extraordinary abilities, since he has not only interesting works, but also life. The catastrophic times of the First World War, revolutions, coups left signs of catastrophic life on Hemingway’s life. Participation in the war on the side of the Italian army, […]...
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20. Features of Hemingway’s style Literary critics refer Hemingway to realistic writers. Defining the task of the master of the word, the great American wrote: “… It is always to write truthfully, and comprehend the truth, to express it so that it enters the reader’s consciousness as part of his own experience.” It was truthfulness that became the basis of […]...
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22. The triumph of life Man is not created to be defeated. A person can be destroyed, but he can not be defeated. E. Hemingway. The Old Man and the Sea Time is the strictest judge and the most difficult test of the true value of what the writer created for his life. E. Hemingway honorably withstood this test of […]...
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24. Summary Cat in the Rain Hemingway E. Hemingway Cat in the Rain The action takes place in Italy, in a seaside hotel. The main characters are Americans, a married couple. The husband’s name is George, the author does not mention the name of his wife. The husband lies on the bed in the hotel room and reads the book. An American […]...
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27. “The Old Man and the Sea” by Hemingway in brief summary “The old man was fishing all by himself on his boat in the Gulf Stream, and for eighty-four days he went to sea and did not catch a single fish. The first forty days with him was a boy, but day after day he did not bring a catch, and the parents told the boy […]...
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36. Writing an interesting case When I lived in the summer with my grandmother, one interesting incident happened. Grandmother had a beautiful black cat Murchik. He was very smart, but had an independent character. He freely walked around the neighborhood, terrifying neighbors’ cats and even their masters. If he was picked up, he immediately broke away and could scratch. And […]...
37. Summary To have and not to have Hemingway E. Hemingway Have and have not had a novel, consisting of three novels, refers to the time of economic depression of the 1930s. Florida fisherman Harry Morgan from Key West makes a living by giving his motorboat to various rich people who came here to fish. They hire a boat together with the owner – […]...
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40. Summary “The Old Man and the Sea” of Hemingway The old man is fishing alone in the sea. For eighty-four days, he has not yet caught a single fish. In the first forty days a boy was fishing with him. Then the parents sent him to work for another, more “lucky” boat. The old man looks thin, emaciated and very old. Young at it […]...